Payment of Fees
All fees (including the University Composition Fee, College Fee, and any living costs incurred in college) should be paid to your college. Your college will make clear to you how these payments are to be made and by what deadlines. Some colleges collect the fees for the whole year at the beginning of the course and may require some payments for rent of college accommodation in advance.
The Student Registry will not consider refunding fees for terms for which a fee is due, except in very exceptional circumstances. Any candidate who thinks that he or she may have a case should consult his or her college tutor.
However, a candidate who withdraws within 21 days of the start of a term may seek a refund of the fees for that term; this is arranged through the College Bursary.
Any pre-paid fees due to be refunded that have been derived from US federal loans will be repaid by the University direct to the lender.
Students should be aware that any stipend paid by a sponsor (e.g. a Research Council) for a period of study that is not completed may have to be repaid to the sponsor.